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Mortgages

Mortgage payment

Estimate principal-and-interest payments across different terms.
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Mortgages

Mortgage affordability

Estimate a home-price ceiling from entered income and debt ratios.
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Mortgages

Amortization

Compare payment, interest and payoff time with optional extra payments.
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Mortgages

Refinancing

Compare current and replacement loan payments and break-even time.
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Loans

Loan payment

Calculate periodic payments and total cost from your assumptions.
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Loans

EMI

Calculate an equated monthly instalment and total interest.
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Loans

APR

Estimate an annualized borrowing rate including entered fees.
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Investments

Compound interest

Explore how a balance changes with contributions and an assumed rate.
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Investments

CAGR

Annualize a start-to-end change across an entered period.
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Investments

SIP

Model recurring monthly contributions under an assumed return.
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Investments

Retirement value

Model a future balance from savings and contribution assumptions.
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Options

Options Strategy Atlas

Explore option strategies by outlook, compare payoff shapes, and open any strategy to model its risks and returns.
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Taxes

Income tax estimate

Apply entered deductions, credits and a jurisdiction-neutral tax rate.
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Savings

Savings goal

Estimate recurring amounts needed to reach a future target.
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Inflation

Inflation

Compare purchasing power across time using an assumed rate.
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Currency

Currency conversion

Convert currencies using an exchange rate you provide.
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Everyday Math

Percentage change

Measure the relative change between two values.
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Options

Long Call

Buy a call for a defined upfront cost, with upside if the underlying rises above breakeven.
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Options

Covered Call

Long shares with a short call, exchanging upside for option premium.
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Options

Bull Call Spread

Long lower-strike call financed by short higher-strike call.
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Options

Bull Put Spread

Short higher-strike put with protective lower-strike put.
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Options

Protective Put

Long shares with long put establishing price floor.
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Options

Cash-Secured Put

Short put backed by cash sufficient for assignment.
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Options

Call Ratio Backspread

Short lower-strike call with two long higher-strike calls.
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Options

Bull Call Ladder

Bull call spread with additional short call at higher strike.
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Options

Synthetic Long Stock

Long call and short put at same strike mimic long stock.
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Options

Bullish Risk Reversal

Long call financed by short lower-strike put.
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Options

Synthetic Call

Long shares paired with a long put, replicating a long call's payoff while still holding the actual stock.
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Options

Long Put

Put purchase with defined premium at risk and downside.
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Options

Bear Put Spread

Long higher-strike put financed by short lower-strike put.
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Options

Bear Call Spread

Short lower-strike call with protective higher-strike call.
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Options

Covered Put

Short shares with short put limiting profit below strike.
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Options

Put Ratio Backspread

Short higher-strike put with two long lower-strike puts.
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Options

Bear Put Ladder

Bear put spread with additional short put.
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Options

Synthetic Short Stock

Short call and long put at same strike mimic short stock.
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Options

Long Straddle

Long call and put at same strike benefit from large move.
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Options

Long Strangle

Out-of-money call and put seek large move.
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Options

Strip

One long call and two long puts emphasize downside.
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Options

Strap

Two long calls and one long put emphasize upside.
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Options

Reverse Iron Condor

Bear put and bull call spreads seek movement beyond wings.
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Options

Reverse Iron Butterfly

Long spreads centered on strike seek movement from body.
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Options

Long Guts

In-the-money call and put create two-sided volatility.
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Options

Short Straddle

Short call and put at same strike benefit from flatness.
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Options

Short Strangle

Short OTM call and put create wider profit region.
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Options

Short Strap

Two short calls and one short put at one strike collect elevated premium, with risk skewed to the upside.
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Options

Iron Condor

Defined-risk put and call spreads create profit range.
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Options

Iron Butterfly

Short straddle with protective wings defining risk/reward.
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Options

Long Call Butterfly

Three-strike call structure concentrates payoff at middle.
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Options

Long Put Butterfly

Three-strike put structure concentrates payoff at middle.
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Options

Call Calendar Spread

Same-strike calls valued at the near-term expiry.
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Options

Put Calendar Spread

Same-strike puts valued at the near-term expiry.
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Options

Collar

Long shares with put floor and call ceiling.
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Options

Short Guts

Short ITM call and put seek limited movement.
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Options

Poor Man's Covered Call

Long-dated deep ITM call financed by a short-dated OTM call, approximating a covered call with less capital.
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The anatomy of compound growth

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Compound interest adds calculated interest to both the original amount and accumulated interest. The calculator keeps contributions, rate, frequency and time separate.

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Notes from the financial reference desk

Formulas, terminology and methods—edited for ordinary reading.

Field note · 7 min read

APR vs interest rate: what the difference means

Nominal rates, effective rates and annual percentage rates can describe different things. A plain-language map of the distinctions.

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Method · 5 min

Why compounding frequency changes a result

Investing · 4 min

CAGR explained: formula, uses and what it hides

Mortgages · 6 min

How mortgage amortization works

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Built for a global audience

Money is written differently around the world.

Currency selection and locale-aware formatting change the presentation, not the underlying formula.

United States$1,234.56USD
Germany1.234,56 €EUR
India₹1,23,456.78INR
Japan¥123,457JPY
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